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Tag Archives: divine simplicity
Review: Hilary of Poitiers
Taken from NPNF (Second Series) vol 9. In reviewing St Hilary’s thought, I will be relying primarily on Geofrey Bromiley’s Historical Theology for clarification on more difficult points. In no way can Hilary’s work be considered a literary masterpiece. It is about … Continue reading
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Tagged divine simplicity, hilary of poitiers, trinity
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Notes on Shedd, part 1
From Shedd’s Dogmatic Theology. Prolegomena “If all that can be said by the theologian respecting God is that he is not this or that, then the mind has in fact no object before it and no cognition whatever…The deity becomes the … Continue reading
The Scandal of the Incarnation
This is the most accessible treatment of Irenaeus’s works. Hans urs von Balthasar provides a fine introduction, discussion, and brief critique of Gnosticism–showing how Irenaeus’s theology is relevant today. Further, von Balthasar provides a matrix for interpreting St Irenaeus (von … Continue reading
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Tagged analogia entis, anthropology, divine simplicity, gnosticism, hans urs von balthalsar, irenaeus, recapitulation, soul
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Does Foreknowledge Change Anything?
One of the common rebuttals to Calvinism is the claim that predestination = God’s foreknowing our future decision(s) to choose or not choose him. It’s an attractive position. It allows human dignity and responsibility yet also posits a timeless God. … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged calvinism, charles hodge, divine simplicity, free will, predestination, william lane craig
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